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I believe kids learn best through hands on experience.  

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I believe kids learn best through hands on experience.  

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When there are no outside distractions.

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Observation
Listening
Exploring
and Experimenting on their own along with asking questions.

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Kids have to see how the content being taught to them is actually useful, especially in the HS setting.

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When they’re actually and genuinely interested in the topic.

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Personally, I believe that students learn best when they have to attempt to problem-solve by themselves first. I also believe that students learn best with kinesthetic activities in the classroom.

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Visuals!
Hands On Activities
Engaging Activities

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When kids are engaged with the lesson. If they are bored, they won't learn well

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Every kid learns differently and it is our job to differentiate learning to all students.

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I believe kids learn best through differentiated instruction. Having a variety of ways instruction is delivered is key to success in the classroom.

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I believe kids learn best when they can connect and interact with the content

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I believe kids learn best through Discovery Learning or Project Based Learning as opposed to traditional learning.

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By a learned behavior and making mistakes. They have to be and stay engaged. 

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By a learned behavior and making mistakes. They have to be and stay engaged. 

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I believe kids learn best when they can see how it relates to them/the world. Often through modeling and hands on activities.

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I believe kids learn best when they are engaged and through manipulatives and cooperative learning opportunities.

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I believe kids learn best when they see the real-world application and purpose of what they are learning.

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If they trust and/ or respect the person giving information and guiding their learning experience.

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i believe kids learn best by being engaged by the teacher/environment.

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i believe kids learn best by being engaged by the teacher/environment.

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I think kids learn best in a structured, nurturing, fun environment that provides them with engaging activities. 

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I think kids learn best in a structured, nurturing, fun environment that provides them with engaging activities. 

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How kids learn today is very different than when I was in middle-high school and its a lot more tech based. I believe that has some draw backs with both the educator and students, I learned best hands-on but my kiddos would prefer an online 'game'

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I believe kids learn best when they are engaged in meaningful hands-on experiences that they are actually interested in.

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I believe kids learn best when they are engaged in meaningful hands-on experiences that they are actually interested in.

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I myself learn best through hands on and I know people who do not so I believe each child is unique and all about how their minds work

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Kids learn best based on their learning style. I think it is important to find out how students process things and meet those needs. Whether it be through verbal cues, sight or touch or a combination of things.

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I believe kids learn best by first demonstration and then being able to do it themselves with hands on learning.

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I believe kids learn best by first demonstration and then being able to do it themselves with hands on learning.

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When kids have opportunities to practice what they hear. Hands-on activities help a lot

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Hands on, keeps them interested.

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I believe they learn, best in a well managed classroom with fun activities that supports their learning content.

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With practice that ramps in difficulty so that everyone feels challenged

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I think kids learn best in a safe, supportive, and structured environment where they have the freedom to engage with the content as closely as possible to how they would in real life.